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Yan Jen Szu was the second son of
Yan Yung Lau. No other details
were available.
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12 Generation
Yan Cheng Fu was the eldest son of
forefather Yan Jen Ying.
He became the elder and
leader of the Hou Tsou conjugal
house. No mention was given of him
leaving behind any descendants.
Yan Te Sun was the second son of
forefather Yan Jen Ying. No heir was
born to him.
Yan San Yu was the third son and
chosen successor of forefather Yan
Jen Ying. His place of residence was
in the family mansion located at
Shang Chang walled village, Li Jen
village, Shih An administrative unit,
11 capital, Yung Chun county, Fu
Chien Province.
He had three sons to succeed
him. They were
1. Yan Szu Shih Chi Lang
2. Yan Szu Shih Chiu Lang and
3. Yan Lu Yu
Yan Wu Tse was the fourth son of
forefather Yan Jen Ying. He became
the elder and leader of Nan Pan Hsin
conjugal house.
Yan His Chih was the fifth son of
forefather Yan Jen Ying. He moved
with his family to reside permenantly
in Hsien Yu County, Fu Chou
Prefecture, Fu Chien province.
Yan Mei Ko was the sixth son of
forefather Yan Jen Ying and he was
born mentally retarded and with
learning difficulty.
Yan Sheng Ko was the seventh and
youngest son of forefather Yan Jen
Ying.
Two were born to succeed him
and they were
1. Yan Chin and
2. Yan Kuei.
13 Generation
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Forefather Yan San Yu was able to
raise up three sons in his family and
they were named, in order of birth:-
1. Yan Szu Shih Chi Lang,
2. Yan Szu Shih Chiu Lang, and
lastly
3. Yan Lu Yu
Forefather Yan Sheng Ko married a
maiden from the Chang clan and out
of this marriage alliance; two sons
were born to him. Their names
were:-
1. Yan Chin, and
2. Yan Kuei respectively.
14 Generation Chun word-line
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No record was handed down of any
male offspring coming from the
conjugal houses of forefather Yan
Szu Shih Chi Lang or forefather Yan
Szu Shih Chiu Lang.
The two members of this generation
hailed from the family of forefather
Yan Lu Yu, who ranked third in
succession.
1. His eldest son, Yan Chun Tai
or sometimes written as Yan
Chun Tai, stylistic name Tzu
Yu, moved to reside at Min
Kang village, Mu Jen
administrative unit, 23 capital.
Its present name is Shih Ku